The Henry’s Fork Foundation works closely with area organizations, businesses and interest groups to ensure the sustainability of the Henry’s Fork ecosystem: its land, water, wildlife, fisheries, and aesthetic qualities.

The Henry’s Fork Watershed Center opened in May 1995 to provide opportunities for various groups and individuals to understand the watershed’s resources and preserve it as one of the most beautiful areas in the world.

Occasionally, in partnership with its ecological and restoration efforts tracking different species of trout in the Henry's Fork of the Snake River, HFF members are given the opportunity to sponsor a trout and to receive personalized information on their fish movement and status.

Research projects provide a scientific basis for management and decision-making and support the Henry’s Fork Foundation's restoration efforts throughout the watershed.

The HFF presents a number of educational programs to provide information and hands-on learning to watershed users. These groups include grade school students, fishing clubs, rotary clubs, chambers of commerce and more.

Henry’s Fork Foundation’s quarterly HFF Newsletter is filled with information regarding our research, programs and events.

Current and past issues are available online. Read or download your own copy today.

Henry’s Fork Foundation’s Electronic Newsletter theMonthly Hatch is unlike the professionally produced quarterly newsletter, the Monthly Hatch will be sent electronically to subscribers via email monthly.

Download the latest copy here.

The Henry’s Fork Watershed Council is a grass-roots, community forum that works with citizens, scientists and agencies to highlight the complex watershed relationships in the Henry’s Fork Basin.